Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 301, Hammond, Lake County, 10 June 1921 — Page 13

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AEROrlif STUNT FOR HOBMU RACES

Much interest 1m l"inc shown In tha Hammond anrl Gary vicii.ity in the professional auto races which will be hfld at the Hobart Speedway Sunday afternoon . Practically all the cars and their respective driver have arrived for the event and Gary la being used as headquarters for the sped demons, aviation utars and auto polo teams. Thn Ilobart track. Is on'.y seven miles from Gary and Is also easily reached from Gary and Valparaiso . John Hall, the dare-devil Who fliangfi from an auto t an aeroplane states that the change at Hobart will be the first time it has been made in the north and will also mark the Initial appearance of this feature on a three-quarter mile track. The Hobart Speedway is unique In construction and practically every one of the rare drivers fays that it will be their first trial n a six furlong course. Several have raced on the seven-eighths track nt Iall:is. Texas, but they state Hobart ttaa distance all its own. Sam Harrer., tue aviator, arrived at Hobart today coining by the air route from St. Louis, where Hal! and Harrell performed recently. Among the driver who shipped their cars to Gary are Foenaugh (Duesenberg), Robinson CPeugeot). Snowden and Uountree (Essex). Sarlos (Green-Dayton Special) and Gray (Severin). Fonnaugh and Koun'ree competed last year at the Crown To'.nt auto races. Ralph Hanklnson. promoter of th-; Hobart meet, handled tne Ethel Pare a-iatlon act for several months last year of which George Pnrmelee, well

Known in Gary and Hammond, was an aviation sar. Farmis.ee will be a special guest of Sam Harrell in HarreU' Stanley plane Sunday. In addition to the six professional auto racing events at the Hobart. Ind., racing events Ind., speedway next Sunday afternoon, there will be the added feature of John Hall changing from auto to aeroplane on the rce track. Several of th drivers have arrived at Gary, which 'will be race headquarters until Sunday. The Hobart speedway is seven mile from Gary.

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Left to right: Hay Uountree-. pilot of Essex S; JImrnle Costl at wheel of Fiat and Oo Rarles. driver of Cyclone Pppcial: all entered in Sunday's auto races .t Ttobart.

ATHLETES GO THROUGH LAKE COUNTY Fifty Indianapolis and fifty Chicago athletes will carry a message from Mayor Charles V. Jewett to the thirty-second National Gymnastic Union Athletic tournament at Chicago, today. Arrangements Tor the relay runners have been completed, and the first will leave th Soldiers and Sailors' Monument today at 6 a. m. The Indianapolis relay runners will Include thirty from th Athenaeum and twenty from the South Side Turners. They will carry the message two miles each, to AValcott, where the first Chicago relay runner will take it, and he and this comrade will complete the Journey to Grant park, where the message will be delivered to Mayor William Hale Thompson, of Chlca. The route will run through: Lebanon, Frankfort, Mulberry, Iayton. Lafayette. Montmorenci, and thence to Walcott. The last Chicago runner, accordlag to plans, will deliver the message to the Chicago mayor Saturday afternoon. The message will be In reply to an Invitation from Mayor Thompson M attand the tournament of the N'. Af O. IT. National headquarters of ths organization are in Indianapolis. The tournament will be held at the municipal pier, Chicago, June 29 to July 4.

HAMMOND Hi GOOD SHAPE FOR BLUE ISLAND

The Hammond K. of C.'s put in a good night's work-nit last evening in pi -parnl ion for their t;ame at Blue Island next Sunday. More than an hour's time was soent in a good stiff batting practice und th balance of the evening was devoted to fielding. The team as a whole seems to be in the pink of condition and to a man every played frei.eonfident of being able to Flip I'.lii" Inland a trimming and the re I y climb a noch higher in the standing of the league. j On Sunday, Juno 19th the Hammond K. of C.'s will have nn open date in Iho league schedule, and Manager Heimbach has takfni advantage of the day by booking up with the fast team representing the Gary Works. This game, which will be played ut Gleason Park is already b"ing widely advertised in Gary as a banner attractnon and the Gary K. of C.'s are experted t turn out in po.id'.y numbers to see their brother knights from Hantmond in action against the strong club of the Gary Works. Arrangements pre also being made to have the veral followers of the local team aeompany the Hammond club to Gloason I'ark.

CRITICIZE GEORGES' TRAINING

nice clothes. And Jack certainly wears thorn. To my mind a ehow of t'a-iti Jlousness in a fighter is a credit to the game. Georges has been panned because he has refused to divulge his plans for the biff fight July 2 or uncover his

j real ability for the members of the I press. Hut wait. It is well to re- ! member that Carpentier is unaccus- ; tonod to being followed so cb'seiy by

j a corps of reporters. Hs doesn't I iawv it. at all. Ho flauire tht ho

would be a Eucker to tell anyone about his plans or let anybody who might carry tales to the Dcrr:psy

the real low down on hlni.

And he is right, or at least lias a right t: think that way. I think one of the most creditable things that can bo pointed to is me fact that Georges is passing up $26,000 or J30.000 that he could'udd to his

BY JAMES J. CORBETT

(Former World's Heavyweight Champion. ) (lVrlitfti Exnresslv for the I. S.)

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MA Nil ASSET, L. I-. June 10. . Georges Carpentier'a system of train-, ing has come in for a lot of adverse.) criticism. j Because he has nhown little In tho

way 01 anility as a ooxur or yunenr. . bank rol, ,)y lettlng Mle pubh. watcli and has excluded the general public. Mm work. If ne rolt ,bat ne haJ mj from his camp he has become a target; oham.0 of winllng. fttlll dlll not care for a veritable barrage of unfavorable j wnptner or riot ,,e trained eeriou-lv comment. But why? ht, woulJ n,,t pa6g p that muctl To my mind Carpentter's trailing money to loaf in private, would he? system is far superior to that of Jack Xi.t on your life. So he's really wjrk-

Dempsey because he enj

a certain ing hard and he certainly looks like a

amount of privacy that is surely wei- healthy, finely conditioned chap to me. come to a fighter of his temperament. Dempsey may not mind the daily In- IjlCli&ntl Hcirbr Nilponring of curious fans at Airport, j . Carpentier is different. He wains' tlORcUS VS. U. U. F. quiet. i On next Sunday the C. O. F. crosses I've seen it written that Georrr-s l.-tts with the sper-ry aggregation from spends a good part of his training Indiana Harbor, known as the Nut .onperiod getting hid face mopped with nls. This tram has a record of live a sponge. What's wrong with that '.' victories nnd no defeats, but the O. o.

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OUR FIGHT DECISIONS

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Favcett Ek-:tcd Captain of 1022 Purdue Ball Team LAFAVKTTK. I'l., June 10 V,',!iiani IT. Fnwc-'t , ,qe:;;.,r in the school; 'f figrirtilture, has 1-,-cjt eler'ej cc.p- j fain of the 102? 7'urd'ie 'varyity has--' bill team. I'av.cct is fr:nu New A '- bany, Ind., and has been a regular

on tho prjuad for the last two pennons, playing both in the outfield and at shortstop.

TAGGING ALL THE BASE By JACK VEICCK !. N. S. Sport Ed :.tor

LOYOLA NINE TO PLAY ALUMNI Ioyola acadtTov i.d tho nliir.tei will mi "t in their ntmuti! Jrtt!5 on tho diamond nt Ioyola field tomorrow.

r.'.y Caldwell. pitching Indian. fi.t a bit of fw t tton whftn he let '.he Vnr.;.,. . five hits and kept hi t'di place . The Itobhln dropped t- ; when Leon Cador fiivverci e. Louis. Vykes' long hit. in tho n'.' two runners gave gave the i"!')' ovW Cl.b-a-o-o.

Read The Times Want AcJ

Why, if some of our fighters washed

their faces oftener. it would do

harm. They say Georges thinks more of his pink silk pajamas and his lavender

bathrobe than he does of road work. This is certainly uncalled for. No one oris icire Jack T'ropsvy for wearir?

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n nger Ge.i.r has groomed fhreo pitchers

nny one of which is capable of hurling a jrood brand of baseball. The team is batting nnd fVldlng like professionals and is determined to bring home the bncon Fundi y. The- grime will ho called at S o'clock nt H--i-is..r, r?rl;.

NinO.X-ll. LEiUlE. W. U "at. Pittsburgh 32 15 .S1 New York 32 16 .6 67 St- Louis 2 21 .533 Boston 23 23 .5'j0 Brooklyn 25 26 .499 CHICAGO 19 23 AiZ Philadelphia II 30 .34S Cincinnati 17 33 .347

TeteTdy Hex-nit. Chicago. 4; Philadelphia, a. Pittsburgh. 6; Boston. S. St. Louis. ; Brooklyn, t. Nw York at Cincinnati, rain. AMEIUCAX LEAGrn. W. L. Cle velar, d 31 18 New York 2D 20 Washington -i? 8 2 8 Detroit 38 23 Boston - . 21 23 St. Louis ..-.23 27 CHICAGO 19 2 8 Philadelphia ....17 rjl letn!By' Kenults. Philadelphia, a; Chicago, 4. Cleveland, 14; New York, 4.. St. Louis, 9; Boston. 1. Detroit. 10; Washington. 6.

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Columbia A. C. to Meet Fisk Colts

In their flrf traveling trame, trie Columhias will pin y ttie i-'isl; Colts, wh'ch is con!b:reil niv of the ftr-'tis ii-ims in jhe Chh-tipo Lcatnie. Tho Ki:k

i Colts linv rliye, jiix frnmeo rnl li ve 'been defeated but once, hol-ling equal

acr.ip;e wl'Ii the 01 -j (ii:as. The Colunilofis- will ho'j their Fame lineup which defeated the Jolief team lasj Sunday by a one-plded score. The C.jlumlilas liave been out practicing 5tronply for the last week to meet the stronst e.'im. 1 '.-ml Ki.k. v. ho pitched for the TloIand Fd!p has been ted to face the Columbian nine, rtorn',o who pitches for the Cohtrrblns will be l ':l;'s i, pp nm n. H - 'n j t li- sis e.-ii!!' 1 to his rre.l.t ami c nfider.t "f mowir.fr .h-wn t';e I'liicapo boys. mlt!i will tie Roireo's receiver as in the last, two frames. 1I! pejr to second is as perfect as could be expected. The grame was booked at Lea true- head quarters ' n con ilt ioii that a pereepta i,'e

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